
Crowd into the virtual bar with Chris Anderson and Rick Beyer to plumb intoxicating history topics and kibbitz over juicy tidbits. Each week, Chris and Rick invite a guest author to share cocktails and talk history. Like who? Like Andrew Roberts, Joe Balkoski, Chris Wallace, Lynne Olson, and Hampton Sides, for example. You never know who'll stop by. History Happy Hour, where history is always on t... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 179 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | History | |||

This week on History Happy Hour: Forty years after the publication of Eugene Sledge’s memoir With the Old Breed: At Peleliu and Okinawa, his son Henry has written The Old Breed: The Complete Story Revealed.
We’ll talk with Henry Sledge about his co... more
This Week on History Happy Hour: Thomas Paine was a man whose words helped launch a revolution. In January 1776 he wrote Common Sense, which helped inspire the Continental Congress to declare Independence. In late November that same year, while servi... more
This Week on History Happy Hour: In his new book The Greatest Force, author Marcus Gibson argues that RAF Bomber Command was the No.1 factor in Germany’s defeat. Rather than being too costly in terms of crew lives and civilian casualties, he argues t... more
This Week on History Happy Hour: In March, HHH audience member Doug McCord visited a local museum in Nelson, New Zealand, where he was deeply moved by an art installation. Created by local artist Sue Heydon, it explored her father’s journey as a WWII... more
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History’s more than war…and there’s nothing happy about war.
Even if, like me, you think you know a lot about history, you’ll get something new each week n HHH. Chris and Rick interview authors of the latest books on fascinating topics in history. These authors unfailingly reveal stuff I never heard of before! Always a good conversation. You’ll pick up goodies to share at cocktail parties yourself.
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A unique exploration of history that intertwines engaging stories and captivating discussion, showcasing influential authors and historians. Episodes typically feature deep dives into significant historical events, figures, and societal changes, often through the lens of the guests' expertise and latest publications. Listeners can expect a conversational format where cocktails are shared alongside fascinating insights, emphasizing a relaxed yet informative atmosphere. The focus varies widely, from World War II to the nuances of individual historical narratives, making it appealing for history enthusiasts and casual listeners alike.
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Recent guests on History Happy Hour include:
1. Tim Brady
2. Christopher C. Gorham
3. James B. Mills
4. J. Furman Daniel III
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6. Tim Grady
7. Timothy Ryback
8. Richard Overy
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